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Crain posted:What is dryvying? http://dryvyng.com/ not to be confused with http://dryving.com/
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My Imaginary GF posted:Still too high. Childcare tax credit incentivizes parents to abandon their duties to their family, and rewards single parents. I agree that we should actually increase funding for abortion services via Planned Parenthood and raise the minimum wage to allow more families to be maintained on the income of single earners.
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Joementum posted:Yeah, IIRC they were not happy that he tried to enforce a deal to extract taxes on gas and tobacco sales. The banner might not be there any more, I haven't been in a few years. Can you link to any sources? I just did some cursory poking around and I can't find anything talking about it.
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Inglonias posted:
The Ride Never Ends. If you want a vision of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face - forever 
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"Trump the Racist, First of His Name"
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I had a discussion with a coworker and my boss today after lunch about the courts and how difficult it would be to be a judge, and somehow it got twisted into 2nd amendment chat. I proceeded to have the triple joy experience of ending up on the opposite (liberal) side of the conversation alone, hearing my coworker advocate that Joe Shmoe and his friends should have access to military grade hardware (all the way up to aircraft carriers), and then having him admit that he is literally afraid for his life waiting for the bus outside our office because he doesn't have a gun strapped to his side.  I know discussing politics at work is usually a bad idea, but the conversation shifted so quickly I didn't have time to get out of it.Pray for my liver thread.
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rkajdi posted:The religion can have any practice it wants, but relgious organizations are all going to be structured as large extended social clubs because that's all they've ever been anywhere. Why is seperating the religion from the organzation so hard for some people to do? Regardless of whatever truth a religion does or doesn't have, the organization is always built by people, and if you look at it dispassionately, fulfills the same role as every other similar organization. Nobody complains that people join the Lions Club, Boy Scouts, or whatever for networking, so why should we complain when they do it with a religious organization? No one complains about the networking at the Lions Club or Boy Scouts because because A.) Those groups don't claim a moral/divine highground to justify their actions and B.) the Lions Club property isn't tax exempt and no one ever shot up a building for a Boy Scouts merit badge.
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euphronius posted:What are they spending the money on??? Expansion. They're trying to become an ingrained, international commodity before enough cities/countries get wise and mess with their business model.
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Please. It's "Paul D. Ryan is a Muslim now."
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